Trunk Belonging to Jesse James "Tomas Howard"

To include original tintypes of Frank James and others (in reality a black iron ferrotype); and albumen photo on cardboard with standing images of Frank and Jesse James with their families in front of

Jesse Howard (1885-1983) Oil paint on masonite. H 11-7/8" W 36". Purchased directly from Howard by the consignor. First public offering. Soon after Jesse Howard purchased twenty acres for a home in Fu

Hand painted on metal. Fulton, GA. Jesse Howard was named one of the 10 most important folk artist in America, before his death. His works are exhibited in the Smithsonian museum and around the world.

Jesse Howard (American, 1885-1983) Judas Which Was Guide to Them... oil on board 11 3/4" x 24 1/4"

43.75" X 11.25" original and authentic sign from the Jessie Howard environment.

Jesse Howard was a Fulton Missouri Folk Artist often included in Outsider Artist collections. This verse begins "Hoodlum, Hoodlum, Look Up in This Tree" . Oil paints on found tin, wood frame connected

Jesse Howard was a Fulton Missouri Folk Artist often included in Outsider Artist collections. This work begins 'Hello George' and has the artist discussing his death and funeral along with his lack of

Signed by the outlaw Jesse James

Jesse Howard (1885-1983). Free Thought And Free Speech. 1978. Signed, dated and titled. Marker on cloth window shade. Slight fading of ink, and aging of canvas, otherwise great environmental condition

Jesse Howard (American, 1885-1983) Answer This One? ... pencil and enamel paint on wood signed lower right 7 1/8"h x 47 1/8"w x 11/16"d

Jesse Howard Answer This One paint and pencil on plywood 12.25 h x 30.125 w in (31 x 77 cm) Signed to lower edge 'By Jesse Howard'. This work will ship from Chicago, Illinois.

Jesse Howard. (1885-1983). Crown of Thorns On His Head. Paint and graphite on board. Great environmental condition. 26" w x 4.5" h. Est. $400-800. Ship: $55

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Jesse Howard (American, 1885-1983) City of Sodom and Gomorrah oil and marker on canvas signed upper left 14 1/2" x 36"

Displays are not framed, and can be framed for a cost. Framed items will state they are framed in the name of the item. All signed items come with a COA. All items now come with a 3rd Party COA from P

Together with "Triumphant Democracy" Published by Charles Scribner's Sons1886 signed Andrew Carnegie with an annotation by Bridge and a letter from the publisher.

Tintype of Jesse James. The lot is accompanied by an 1873 letter written from Martha Hushberg to Simmie Walsh in which she describes a meeting with the notorious outlaw. 24 x 27.5in. Framed.

The stone lithograph poster promoting the traveling stage production 'Jesse James, The Missouri Outlaw', a 'Sensational Western Life Drama' dramatizing the exploits of the legendary bank robber, print

Very rare pencil sketch hand drawn by John Wayne Gacy.Displays are not framed, and can be framed for a cost. Framed items will state they are framed in the name of the item. All signed items come with

Together with "Triumphant Democracy" Published by Charles Scribner's Sons1886 signed Andrew Carnegie with an annotation by Bridge and a letter from the publisher.

George James Howard (1843-1911) oil on canvas landscape signed l/l. Plaque on frame, Landscape, George James Howard, The Earl of Carlise, 1879. Canvas 21 1/2'h x 36"w Frame 27"h x 42"w

Daily Territorial Enterprise. Virginia, Nevada. Wednesday, April 5, 1882. Folio, 4 pp. ********** A rare Nevada newspaper with an account of the death of Jesse James, just two days after he was killed

A signed black and white photograph of Frank James Signed on bottom in ink Frank James was a Confederate soldier, guerrilla, and outlaw. He was the older brother of outlaw Jesse James and was also par

James Howard Bridge's photographs and personal copy. Tipped in photographic composite of membership, 1922 letter accepting Bridge's resignation, dinner menus, and small collection of ephemera regardin